George Washington at Valley Forge Bookends Lexington and Concord Based on interviews with a

Based on interviews with a cross-section of participants

highlighting their significant contributions to the American war efforts and their impact on British shipping

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Denton's small book is a remarkable chronicle of the manners and customs of colonists from many nations and Indians living together

but the Senate wanted a more dignified portrayal

George Washington at Valley Forge Bookends Lexington and Concord Based on interviews with aUpdated on December 11, 2025: This has been sold. A striking pair of antique cast iron bookends depicting General George Washington beside his mount, Blueskin, amidst his troops enduring the bitter cold of Valley Forge. Issued by Hubley in the early 20th century, these are cast in high, crisp relief. Washington stands in full uniform, his cloak swept by the wind, with Blueskinhis famed blue roan horseat his side. Behind them, the Continental Army